Both CNH Industrial and John Deere consider their technology stack, the set of technologies stacked together to build an application, central to their companies’ strategies for growth. Today, we’re comparing the two OEMs’ high-level explanations of their tech stacks.
Kubota Corp. has invested in Parcel THRIVE Inc., a U.S. startup company that provides a collaboration platform to offer a wide range of products and services in one place throughout the production value chain of mainly fruits, vegetables and nuts from the procurement of equipment, machineries, seeds, fertilizers, and other necessities.
In late 2021, John Deere announced an equity investment in ClearFlame Engine Technologies, “a growing start-up dedicated to the development of clean engine technology” based out of Geneva, Ill.
Both CNH Industrial and John Deere consider their technology stack, a set of technologies stacked together to build an application, central to their companies’ strategies for growth.
ClearFlame CEO BJ Johnson described the company’s technology as making engines “fuel agnostic,” changing only 10-15% of the parts used but “decoupling the performance and economic benefits of the diesel engine design from the challenges of diesel fuel in terms of cost and emissions.”
AGCO’s latest sustainability report links the company’s precision agriculture initiatives to progress toward its sustainability goals. The company released its 2021 sustainability report March 30, providing an overview of 2021 precision investments and achievements.
Deere & Company has entered into a joint venture with SureFire Ag Systems and its subsidiary, SureFire Electronics, a leader in planter fertilizer and sprayer mixing systems based in Atwood, Kansas. The joint venture will operate under the brand names SurePoint Ag Systems and SurePoint Electronics.
Power management company Eaton, Galesburg, Mich., announced on Feb. 22 that its Vehicle Group has formed a new ePowertrain business unit, which will focus on products from Eaton’s electrified vehicle (EV) transmission.
Power management company Eaton, Galesburg, Mich., announced on Feb. 9, 2022, its Vehicle Group now offers an array of low-voltage electrical components that fulfill growing power and control requirements, including conversion, protection and distribution for commercial vehicles and off-highway applications.
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In this episode of On the Record we take a look at AGCO's recently introduced Transformational Assessment Process (TAP) for its North American production ag dealers. In the Technology Corner, Michaela Paukner examines how CNH Industrial and John Deere's tech stacks compare. Also in this episode, the latest earnings reports from Deere & Co. and Kubota.